Articles in "Bar-Ilan University"
Israeli Innovation Targets Alzheimer’s ‘Silent Phase,’ Offering Potential for Earlier Detection
Israeli molecular imaging technology is helping scientists study one of the earliest and most elusive drivers of Alzheimer's disease, ...
Even Low Levels of Nighttime Light Disrupt Reef Fish Sleep, Israeli Study Finds
Artificial light from coastal cities, ports, roads, and hotels may be disrupting sleep in reef fish and altering brain-related biological ...
Buried Stone Adds Evidence to Debate Over King Hezekiah’s Reforms
A buried stone discovered inside an ancient house may provide new insight into one of the Bible’s most debated kings. Archaeologists ...
Israeli Study Points to Potential Reversal of Cellular Aging
Israeli scientists have found evidence that some aspects of aging may be reversible, after a study that restored aged liver cells in mice ...
One DNA Letter Can Flip Sex in Mice, Israeli and French Scientists Say
A single change in DNA -- just one letter among billions -- can completely reverse sexual development, according to a new study by Israeli ...
Archaeologists Uncover Lives of the Elderly in Biblical-Era Israel
Archaeologists are finally uncovering the hidden lives of the elderly -- those who lived, worked, and influenced family life more than ...
From Surviving to Thriving: New Research Guides Mental Health Care for Childhood Cancer
When treatment for childhood cancer ends, the emotional consequences often continue long afterward, according to a new Israeli study that ...
Fixed Impressions May Ease Social Anxiety, Say Researchers
A new study finds that people with social anxiety may feel less stressed and perform better in social situations when they believe first ...
Sleep’s Ancient Purpose Offers Clues for Fighting Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s
Israeli researchers have discovered that sleep may have begun hundreds of millions of years ago in some of the earliest animals, including ...
Rethinking Navigation App Walking Options Could Boost Commuter Health, Scientists Say
Navigation apps may be quietly discouraging commuters from walking, but a new proof-of-concept study suggests that changing those built-in ...
